... THE CRIMEA. The First Night Shore.—The troops had terrible time of it last night, September 14; the wind and rain were exceedingly violent, and after the snug night on board ship, our poor fellows must have felt the change terribly. To-day the tents were ...

... THE CRIMEA. (From the Daily News.) CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 15.—8 y an English boat, arrived from the Crimea, Lord Raglan writes on the 12th, that the coast was not seriously defended, and that he bad faith in the snccess of the debarkation. The weather ...

... THE CRIMEA. The following extracts are from a journal of the siege of published by the Constitutionnel:— '• Nov. —A Russian declared in dying that we were betrayed by a deserter from the Foreign Legion. This man, it is said, informed the Russians that ...

... THE CRIMEA. The Hon. Mr. Forle.scuc said he had received letter from gentleman of the board who was not then present, recommending subscription to he entered into for the purchase of materials to make stockings and c4her clothing for the soldiers at the ...

... THE CRIMEA. The nag regrets to say that intelligence bee been remised at the war department of the deaths, in the action of the 9th Nov., of the following distinguished caws :- Lieutenant General Sir George Cathcart, Brigadier-General Strangeway, and ...

... THE CRIMEA. Marskii.i.es, Saturday. The Thabor has arrived here with Constantinople •news the 30th. The Duke of Cambridge arrived at Constantinople on the 28th. Sir de Lacy Evans has gone to Malta on his return to England. The Russians have divided their ...

... THE CRIMEA. Pabis, Thtjesday Morning.—Tho Moniteur contains tho following despatch from General.Canrobert, dated the 23th of November :— The rain has ceased, and the weathe» seems disposed to improve. Our works will now exhibit fresh activity. Our ...

... THE CRIMEA. Paris, Wednesday Morning. The Moniteur publishes despatches from Bucharest, dated the 11th. Omer Pasha had left the day before for Varna, to embark 35,000 troops for the Crimea. Only nineteen battalions remained behind. On the 7th instant ...

... THE CRIMEA. DECEMBER 4. The number of beery guns, the quantity of shot, shell, and powder landed on the beach daily, under the superintendence of Captain Anderson, B. .t, are enormous. The Russian& had made some -eery determined attempts to recover their ...

... THE CRIMEA. Paris, Wednesday.—The Moniteur publishes despatches from Bucharest dated the 11th. Omer Pacha had left the day before for Varna, to embark troops for the Crimea. Only 19 battalions remained behind. On the 7th inst. four French regiments and ...

... THE CRIMEA. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. (By Submarine and European Telegraph). VIENNA, Sunday Evening. The following intelligence has reached Vienna through a Russian source :— Up to the 7th nothing of importance had occurred in the Crimea; the attack on the ...

... THE CRIMEA. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH The St. Petersburg Journal of tho 2nd contains Prince Menschikoff's report of the affair at Balaklava, which confirms generally what already known of the taking of redoubts, tbe spiking of guns, and capture 60 prisoners ...